What I really wanted to do was transfer from Lightroom Classic to Lightroom CC so I could use adobe cloud. In discussion with Adobe Support, my only solution is to download to my computer then Lightroom will have to find them again.( in order to preserve my Lightroom Catalog with all my data including many hours of adding keywords and stars etc, as well as a lot of editing). (each file takes 5-10 minutes to download.) In discussion with Dropbox, my only solution is to download the files to my computer and then upload them to the cloud. I really do not want all the various versions of each photo as separate files. which has slowed down my computer to a crawl. According to Dropbox I have over 327,000 photo files. It seems that Dropbox and Lightroom do not work together, so that each time Dropbox syncs the files, a new file is created. approx 60,000 which many have been edited in Lightroom. I have been using Dropbox for all my photos. Note: Members of Dropbox team accounts that have purchased the Creative Tools Add-On can send transfers of up to 250 GB.įind out more on how to create and send transfers, how to view sent and received transfers, and how to manage Dropbox Transfer for your team account.I have a real problem. Dropbox Professional, Advanced, Enterprise, Education, and Transfer: 100 GB.Dropbox Plus, Family, and Standard: 2 GB.The size limit of your transfer depends on the plan you have: A Dropbox account isn’t required to access or download a transfer.Ĭustomers on Dropbox Professional, Advanced, Enterprise, or Education can also customize transfers with custom expiration dates, passwords, logos and backgrounds. When you send a transfer, the recipient receives a shareable link they can click to download the files. For example, you might use Dropbox Transfer to email a link to a finalized contract or deliver a finished product. You can use Dropbox Transfer to send files you don’t need to collaborate on.
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